Run chat, files, photos, passwords, email and other everyday services for yourself and your family on infrastructure you control. Privalon provides the private network, deployment, monitoring, backups and recovery around them.
Use proven open-source applications for communication, storage, passwords, photos and collaboration, with one operating model around all of them — private by default, backed up, monitored, and reachable through one gateway.
You don’t need to migrate your entire digital life at once. Start with the service that matters most, prove that deployment, backup and recovery work for you, then expand at your own pace.
Installing an application takes minutes. Keeping it private, monitored, backed up, recoverable, and understandable months later is the real work. Privalon treats networking, backups, health, and recovery as part of the platform — not a pile of unrelated admin tasks you rebuild for every new service.
Every capability below exists to reduce the gap between “it started once” and “it runs reliably over time.”
See service health, backups, devices, and anything that needs attention in one place. Technical details remain available when you want them. Runs on your own workstation only, never exposed to the internet.
Privalon separates reproducible infrastructure from the state you actually care about. A recovery line rebuilds your environment’s configuration on a fresh machine; each service’s own encrypted backup restores automatically as it redeploys.
“Save one line. Rebuild your environment anywhere.”
Your applications may run on different machines, but they behave like one private environment. Services stay private by default; public exposure is always explicit, not accidental. Runs on ThreeFold Grid or Hetzner Cloud today, without your digital life depending on a single provider.
The current milestone is Family Ready — moving real personal workloads onto Privalon, starting with Matrix, before expanding further. This is an early technical product, presented honestly at the stage it’s actually at.